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Kilduff Farm Pumpkin Festival

The time has come to bid farewell to our much loved pumpkin festival...

Pumpkin Festival

Pumpkin Festival 2024

It is the end of an era. We have called time on our much loved Pumpkin Festival. It has not been an easy decision and we know it is one that will cause disappointment to many but we know that it is the right decision for our family to turn the page on this chapter of our lives. You can read more about our decision here. 

Pumpkin Picking

Established in 2018, The Pumpkin Festival at Kilduff is a wholesome family experience set in the heart of East Lothian. An opportunity for children, young and old, to pick their own pumpkins right from the field where they grow and enjoy an autumn celebration. The festival was born from a desire to engage children with rural life and teach them where food comes from and how it is grown. Now in its 5th year, the festival has become an autumn tradition for many, with families returning year after year to create treasured family memories.

Pumpkin Festival
Patch Mark White

So much love and passion has gone in to this pumpkin patch experience, they deserve to sell every last pumpkin that they have. My kids have already asked if we can go again next year!

The Bear and the fox
Picking Pumpkins in East Lothian

Culinary pumpkins

We are passionate about using local produce and reducing food waste and want to encourage people that a pumpkin is not just for Halloween. In that vein we are committed to growing specific varieties for both carving and to cook with and sharing our knowledge on how to cook with Autumn’s star ingredient and share some delicious recipes! The Patch will re-open for pumpkin picking in October 2023 but in the meantime keep an eye out here and on social media for updates on how the pumpkins are getting on!

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How to get here

The Patch is at Kilduff Farm on the B1343, by Athelstaneford, just outside Haddington in East Lothian. The postcode for the farm is EH39 5BD. The Patch and parking will be clearly signposted so you won’t miss it!

Coming by bus? The farm is serviced by the North Berwick to Haddington route – the 121 is currently run by Eve’s Coaches.

Kilduff Farm isn’t a scheduled stop but if you make the driver aware that you are coming to The Patch they should stop to let you off. Walk up the farm drive and you can access The Patch safely from there.